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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
slhOy CAnD.OS ABsUAy.
what He Says Of His Wait 10 Shahesps are .
Home Now In L0udOn.

Home Now In L0udOn.
London Cable Dispatch 10 the World, July s5.
Gen. Simon Cameron, who has arrived In
London, hes had busy time since he landed.
The steamer which brought him and his
party reached Liverpool ct about II o'clock
Friday morning The veteran immediately
took . train and started for . survey OF some
Of the most interesting parts Of England. AL
though 80 far advanced In years he was Al
most the youngest man of his party, and after
q nine days sea voyage left the train at Lean
iDgton In perfect health. He drove to kenil-
worth Castle and spent the night there
On Saturday he went to Stratford- on A Won
and spent almost the entire day there. He
visited Shakespeare home and took great
delight in going through his house and in
viewing the ancient butcher shop where the
bards father trsfficked In beef and mutton.
After few hours Of recreation and study he
went to Bath. After remaining over Sunday,
driving about the surrounding country, he
and his party reached London this morning
Speaking to the World repre- sentative, Gen.
Cameron said 81 have enjoyed the trip more
than can tell you. So far l have epjoyed
England immensely. The visit to Snakes
peare's tomb was cne Of the greatest
pleasures l anticipated In coming scr oss the
water, and l have not been disappointed.
The visit TO his resting place will make his
marvellous works more interesting to me
than ever. was surprised that his old home
was not better cared for. The stones were half
rotted away, and the only evidence OF the
great mans works that l could lind was .
simple monument In the graveyard OF the
church in which the great msstsr OF English
thoughts and words Is buried. Yet the great
est pleasure to me was in seeing his home
almost as it was when he died. There have
been no changes except those which time
has made. The scenery Is beautiful The
farms are delight to . husbandman. This
scenes have enjoyed remind me more OF the
trip from Philsdeiphis to Harrisburg than
anything can bring up a. a comparison to
this beautiful English country life. OF course
In the United States We miss the settled con-
dition Of things We find here. Lille seems to
have been almost finished here, aud one of
the chief delights Of this journey is to look
into the study Of ancient civiliz alton which
IL everywhere sppsrent do not know how
long l shall remain here. am going 10 Ger
many from thence TO Paris, and, before
sail, to Scotland and Ireland"
Gen. Cameron's health seems TO be good.
After the railroad journey he took ride
round London, and tonight he attended .
banquet given by the Lord Mayor, with Gen.
Joseph Hswley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

G1s 0sas nh nssa Psscsea - ne nanes es
the Asssy Fstees.

Ne 0o0o IN u0o0 PoooOo0 ~ - uo80O Ou
the Aaesy Fstooe.
For about Q week past . fresh drummer
hes been stopping at The different hotels Of
this city. He n engaged iu the sale u
corned beef; this h said 70 be hts first trip
on the road. lie ima9iues thas he 10 .
great mssher. He hes tried 70 throw
himself Ia the way oi numerous ladies' end
there has teen . good deal Of complaint
against him. This afternoon, John Stains,
who hes fruit stand near the mayors Office
sent his dsughter:to Rsed, McGrauu 4 Co. q
tank. The drummer was Ia the netShbor.
hood and when he saw the young lady 70
into the tank, he went 10 the front door TO
wait for her. As she came out he made an
insulting remark to her. She told her
father OF the affair and he st once
went In search Of the brAssy drum
mer. He found him In Centre square,
and, after very few words, proceeded 70
punch his head One blow on the mouth
caused the drummer to weaken and he lied,
crying that he did not want to fight and
would sue StainA 1t In said that seversl
other men are waiting to get chance Of the
same drummer for similar offences
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

UsW HOs4 0Asnoa
kBw YoRR, July 28.-Flour market dull ;
Zine. !, q o iSos O.; Isupsrans; a COOS s5 !;
fancy fancy extra Western; g siot 20; common to
si,.e No !. Red, Winner, Aug, sCc: sept.
Corn-ho mtxsd cssh. 10; DO Aug. SSl<c
Sept. AG4c; recsipts. lStW; shfpmsnts.
4t,lOO.
Oats-No. ! whits stats, 5000; No. . DO
ec No. Mixed. Aug. sOkc sept, SOhc !;
receipts, llS 90 ehipments, none.
Bye dub Western. s60s6c stxte. bL3EO60e
Pors daii old meas. sis sols 7s
1ard-Aug., % 03 Sept. ., o.; Dot go
4nlassas nominal at iskc for 20 boiling stock.
Turpentine dull at 3lNc
kosin dull strained " good, q 100l 25.
Petroleum duh kenne1, In cases. $40
rreixhts nominal grain 70 London. Skd.
butter dull Western Creamery. lG0NC.
Cheese dull Western Flat. is0lSc State
Factory y40io,sc; Fancy White. iO0 Nsc; Col.
i.kc.
ossSSs'.,..s sSSs5 au,i, ssausd Cuuoal sos.e
Es.low & aal. prime city. &c.
| Couss hrm fsar cArg0a6. NC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
WOsk OB rRD RsSIsrSs,
LISTERS Of Adminisarasion Granted BY That ON
Ger the Pas wees.

LISTERS Of AdminisaFa,ion Granted BY That ON
Ger the Pes Wess.
Letters Of administration were granted a.
follows by the register.
Elias 8. Young and b. b. Brandt, sdmin.
lntSaA0rs Of David Young, late OF Kapho.
!. r. Reist, Of Lancaster, and John II.
youne, Of Lebanon county, administrations
q Henry n. Breneman, lsts Of Elizabeth.
town.
lovi X. Brown administrator of Leah +.
Moore, late OF Little Britain.
Levi X. Brown administratOr of Ruth ID.
6coeA late OF Little Britain.
Cafharine Miller, of Lsncaster, administrs.
eSix Of Margaret Reed, late of Lancaster.
BoUjamin McMulleD, OF Manor township,
edniDistrator Of Nathaniel McM ullep, late oi
Manor.
John J. Long, Of Drumore, administrator
a James Long, late OF Drumore.
David b. GOcheusuer, OF East Hemptield,
edministrator Of II. H. Gochensuer, late OF
East Hempisld.
Jacob L. Stehman, OF Warwick, admins
tystor OF Elisabeth Kraatz, late OF Warwick.
John II. HermeA OF East Hempisld,
edministrstor OF John HeTmes, late Ol
Ephrata.
Calvin Cooper, Of East Lampstsr, admins
nasor of Isaac Bressler, late Of Illinois.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

An additional building is now being erected
at the Conestogs cork works, on Fulton
street The walls are up but the floors are
not in. This morning Amos Allies, supsrin
tendent OF the works, was walking over the
joists on the second.story. He stepped upon
. board, which broke, and he fell through
the joists Of both floors to the cellar. Strange
to say, he had no bones broken, but he was
considerably cut and bruised. He made Q
very narrow escape from being killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

CHICAGO, July Ss-The Dvotsrs' yosrNal N
SuO; markst higher; shipping steers, 80 "a
l,Sp De-, q S<o& ~: stockers and feeders. el q
O. ~ cows, bulls and mixed. q sS02 70 ; Te1As
cattle, O! 0(D5 a.
Hcgs-Rcceipta 100 head: shipnents. toS
head market stronger rough and mixed. so y
0A ~ pac king and shipping. . sbo5 to; lSh'
8 S35 %; skips, 8 ss3s TO-
sheep-Rscsipts. 500 head shipments
l,CND; market easier natives. o. IS(p< IS; West
ern, q 1oS15 IS; Texans, q 73oS ~; lambs, o. s.
$40.
EAsP LiBDHrv.---Cattlo--- ReCpipts, 2tS
shipments, l.577; market nothing doing al
through consis nments cars shipped to New
lcrk,;2
Hovs-Recsipts, l6aN head shipments l.Sy
head market hrm Phila,ielphias, o a0S is
Workers. o 5Ol5 10 ; common Ia light 8 &0o W
hogs shipped To New York. 10 cars. -.
sheep -keCeipts, SSO head shipments. 6up
market fair /: prime. u axSt IS; fair to good 4
81 40 common. SOO3 50; spring lambs .eo to16 5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Williamson Il Foster, the entsrprising
East King street merchants, will at once
begin some Improvements 70 their store.
This morning they awarded TO Amos Urban
the contract for putting In . new 'front.'
which will be one Of the handsOmest In the
city. There will 10 hve large windowA seven
feet six inches In height, aud one main en-.
trance for both stores, with two sets OF swing.
ing doors At tho top OF the new front viii
be bun Akron thing, and the upriRhts will
be copper plated. A reporter OF this paper
raw the plans for the work this morning and
1t will be very complete. This firm IL now
making ready for . great closing sale Of all
kinds OF stock, ~ . reference to their sdyer-
tisement will show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
LOYAL CalpS.

Contractor X. A. Msloue's Market street
bridge, Ph,lsdelphia shows half the iron
work in position.
Cherries Schmidt returns thanks for kind.
ness to hts family when his relative, Gott-
fried Myers, was drowned.
Joseph, son of L. +. Lewis, esq, cashier Of
the " estern National bank of York, came
very near being drowned In the Codorus yss.
terday afternoon.
The Harrisburg Patriot says that John D.
Charles, charged with adultery with Bessie
Sitee, OF Columbia, ::pleaded guilty In lndiAna-
polls and hes been sentenced to imprison.
ment In the workhouse for sixty days. pay q
fine OF $o5 and the costs of prosecution, " hich
are large.
jacob b. Long, broker, sold to day At
| private sale shares Of Fulton National
bank at 800 and shares of Lancaster County
National bank Ut flls.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

0UDo RsUoUoo 0ae2oA
VlScAeO. Jlly q l0su . m-uarket openeo.
Wbees-July, e0s<e; AUG, 6skc; sept, W9tc,
oct. 7lkc.
Ucrn-Aug.. SO Sept, sss<c Oct. ssc.
Sss-HNnS. sssSc sept, MO oct' sc'sc.
LArd-Au0s O S7k sept. o. - oct. o. Is
ehort R1be-Aug, o lii sept, - IN; Oct
q %.
Wbest-July. ee,<c., Aug, oekc; Sept, nsc.
Oct, 7Sc.
Oct, 80.
Osas..Juiy. saSc; Aug. Nhc; Sept. S,sc,
Oct, 9ekc.
Pcrk-Not quotsA.
lAra-Juiy. o s;k; Aug d s'S; sept,
y IN Oct, D. IS =.
H6s-Juiy. GN; Aug, q ~; sept, q ON
Octs q 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
Welded st 81. Anthopy'a

In St Anthony's Catholic church yester-
asy morning, Elmer Derredenger was mar.
rlsd 70 Mis- Hattie Malone, by Rev. A. T..
Aaoi The groom IL popular young man
g Lancaster, and the bride, Q daughter OF
0m mary Malone, numbers her friends by
- scora The happy couple left on the .
= uen ior Philsdslphia, and thence TO
Aueassc'Cny where they will remain week
oaye Returning home Mr.. and Mrs.
Dosyods0ssr will take up their residencs a,
- home Of the BRIDES mother, on EssI
QgnAGo street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
ku,nm0P L0iauP0.

s. +. Baily and family are at tho Sheldon
house, Ocean Grove.
Chss A. Heinitsh is at the Curlew house,
Asbury Park, N. J.
Mis- Mary Reilly, Of Philadelphia spend
ing her vacation with relatives in this city
and county.
Mrs. John A. Snyder has gone to Atlantic
City,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

A man by the name OF Anthony Emmsn-
heiser on Sunday hired q horse and buggy
OF Ii. Holtzhouss, Of Lititz. Since that tune
the team has not been seen. The horse was Q
small thin bay animal, years OF age. The
buggy had just been done up and the harness
WAS old. The man in % years old, OF light
complexion and slightly stoop-shouldsred.
He IL said 70 belong to Prospect, York
county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Ed Hall, Of the Schiller house, has on ex.
hibition long slim piece OF black rock, taken
from . we'll 9o2 feet at Barbey's brewery,
Reading. 1t WAS brought TO the surface by
the Diamond Drill company Of Wnkesbsrre
The well has now been sunk to . depth Of
1850 feet and flows 10 gallons Of water per
minute
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
pAll.As, ,.s. rrea.., u.rs...

fnItADnLPsiA. Ju'y 8--viOur market vesk
eAles. llO barrels Minnesota Bakerv n 0s1SS 4,
3 000i Pstents, q 59i q. No.
kye Sour steady. o. S06576
Whsst-Jaiy. D,i August 7s,<s; sept,
Corn-Juiy. sKc, August &c, Sept. seAc.,
Oct. l6c
Gais-july. nc; August sss1c.; Sept. ss<e
Oct so.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Samuel NJ. Sehner, tor . few years con-
nected with the editorial staff OF the Ner
Era, has severed his connection with tia.
Journal. 1t is understood that Albert M.
Slade, who left the New Era last winter to
accept position on Q paper in Birmingham,
Ala, will return to his post ON the Nep Era
early in August
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

The Lancaster City Street Railway COM
psny received three new cars yesterday and
three more will be here tomorrow. Trans.
fers are no longer made at Walnut and Duke
streets, but two cars are run each way from
the court house to the park and 70 the Read
ing depot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

inc oad weather prevented the picnic In
trout Kun Glen, which will now To held
upon the Both inst
An tne county committee contest recentIy
IN rrovidenos township, A. l.. Winters vot
oi out oi the 10 votes poiled for the place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
a Needle In l,sr S,uv..

A painful accident occurred To the wife ot
John b. Bissinger,o the Manor hotel. Whi,s
doing some sewing ON MONDAY afternoon tine
needle OF the sewing machine passed thTouph h
her foTehDger The wound is doing N we'll
- can be ex pected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

1bo annivsrsary Of the W. q. T. u. Of
lA11lo Britain will 30 observed by an al day
1onoDognnco meeting In the Little Britain
Ysosevtoeian church on August 4. beginning
- 1A1o q N. ArA Il. Il. Honey, state su.
pastassede of Aoshsr's work, will 10 pssssp,
- aodross the audieuce, also the w. q. +. u.
1entdsnt Of Lspcsstsr county, Mrs 4. A.
1enhman, OF Millessville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

UD1ovleLA Jay S0-foef cotresPon.
u11vee - ovsoieg On sus Omp
uQ1 - sen1 svseyehise prsssntins On
5S : IN ca tss people sxpscs The |
oDVd eve known heee.
81 s-sss ~ SssIa1r vhoere On the srounds
..s..s.. -.
- n0eving:
9slys W: = nssemea ena emily
Keso OscGSeW0ts Wm. heitenu ana
! Samuel Burma end wise MrA J. Il
IL CnWI@3 eno sisSof' MI HarS,
-. lfVln - mollys Aue. =: hoanUui
- eoily, 0eosge Wisnes snd mother,
IL "a n1i!y. snd %. Hartman, ail
4 5SilF ls1iiiss M Rysn and family, Mr..
11e0r sd iamlly M Asegey and
y aAo NJ. Hcefick ana hmily, arc o.!
4 - Iee00e; ~. !oon SnonoorGef and
- - Foe9ue0os WIN tneir families, are
- s.c1 Co,omo,s ns n,,a E Wa.icSS g ana MI vie
- nn bHoy. OF MslessviiS; W. n. ben.
- 80 nmily, ano 'S9uIe Hilaeotend snd
lily o. S!faecote; Sonn AcMichsel ana
n0uys o. PhuedelpnA
MrA Ferguson will have charge Of the
book slnnd and the poascfics, which will be
q ~ grounds for those who ore tentiug.
The following committees have been
pomed:
On Public Worship-Rsvx J. T. sstcheli,
]. J. Croucb, p. f., q H. Hoover, J. +.
Yo1nl, z O. 0rimth, l. b Hoffman, J. X.
- y1isy, y. Heec " % %MceaA =: D. hsivsy,
:. ~ U.o s"~ WI. is''"' ~" ""i'
=. T.sss u.,,, shrh.-. w = ..,,o,
- Iohn Hhsnt,ar~sr
Nusic-A, BrunSr G. w. Frsw and A. G.
0uileA
Agn0 eno susw-W. n. Bender, H. r
X Hn1 enc =. :. Snoemaker. =,
~ - Is-y c""'' W. H. os'0nnsl
9s: Peow.rtv and Grouuds-H. Hsndsbav. F
q Hesuksy and A. Brunsr.
On ansportation-Rev. J. T. Satchell
y. Hendshaw' Judge d. Mumms and Mr.
M p..... n u,,. n
akrnsst e"' 49,
PoliCe and Saujtsry-w, H. Bstemap, J.
Hlldebr,nd, Ssm'l Burns.
Horse Pond and Omnibus-A. Bruner, w
u. Beteman, w. Il Bender.
REGULAR services will be held during csmI
8 tho following hours: Prayer meeting Q
-; children's meeting, l:3Op M; preaching
m; preoching, p %.
oGnin, and Miss Lizzie Smith, Of Phiisdel
80. vili take charge of thu meetin0 IN IN,
s - -. - ~. s,,, 49,. .vsn,.. " =. ,
IS V
v y. hoeos. OF LsncssteT, iea tn'
00oe1ng last evening st O'Clock, et which {
lasse num0er were present
THIS year the boarding house Ia In charge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Mira Anna COnlin yesterday prosecuted
Hetiy Smith, colored, for larceny, st Alder.
msn Fordney'a Tho parties reside In that
part Of the city known a. Gr0iistown, and the
prosecutrix alleges that Hstty stole SIS be.
longing TO her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Last evening the Liberty band held con.
cert and package party in Excelsior hall.
There was quite large crowd present and
there was plenty OF fun. Ticket 35l drew the
IS gold piece.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

The president has ordered gold watches
anu chains awarded TO Captain j. h. Hurst
and Mate J. II. Gibson, of the Britisb
steamer Wydsle, FOR rescuing the crew OF the
american schooner Joseph Bsymors on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
Insurance Paid.

The Union Insurance company, OF which
Bsusmsn d Burns are agents, has paid John
w. EhiDgsr $l62. 50 dsmsgs done by water
to his billiard tables in Hirsh ~ Brothers
building at the late fire.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
q PhysiclAn's Death

Dr.. Horace Long, young physician, aged
"a. died on Monday st Sheridan, Lebanon
county. He ives taken sick ON the cars COM
ing from New York 70 Sheridan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

llnnk Oana. sos a q o. Coun, prr.
ktes n ths employ oi ths Bsiti-
AsnAc ss1Daay - ahis city for so0s
shen Hfo0aa1 Aes pntsioa n ths
- - 3hilaAaleAAA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

From the St. Louis Republican.
The population OF Chicago Is now increas
ing st the rate Of q, 900 hogs . day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

Mrn MOnechs Rudegsir, the heaviest
woman In Reading, died last evening of
dropsy. She weighed 345 pounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26
b elIRlOuO,

The pastor. Rev. j. A. Cooper, will preach
next Sabbath. July 81. at Bird in Hand at 10 T.
IN and Ut SOudersburg at 7:45 p. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

All Travelling Expenses Included.
PARTIES viii Leave PHILADELPHIA on
Four 0rard Summer Trips
IN The MONTH or AUGUST.
AsFOLLOws:
AUGUST ii.-Niagara Falls, tho Thousand
Islands. Alexandria hay. ths ST La - renee kiver
Boston and New York. II days
AUGUST Is The Hudson River, Saratoga,
Lake George. Late ChAmplain. Ausabie Chssm.
burlington, VI, Rutland, VI. Boston and New
York. 9days.
AUGUST l5-The Hudson River Trenton
Ealls, the Thousand Islands, Alexandria Bay
the st. lawrence River and Rapids. Mont real
quebec, Falls of Montnorenci. the White noun
tains. Boeton and New York. days
AUGUST New York. BOSTON. the white
Mountains, Montreal. Lachine kapids, Quebec,
fAlls OF Aontmorenct. ST. Lawrence River,
sssuenay Bay. and Lake Memphrsmagog. Is
days.
In addition to above, SECOND EXCURSION
To THE EiELLOwSrONE NATIONAL PARk,
August g Excursion to the Yellow stone Ma
uonai Park, Puget Sou nd, and California, Sc n
tember Il! and to Puget sound and California,
October II.
w.RAYAOND. La wHITCOMB,
| - send for descriptive circulars, desigua.
ting whether book of Four August Trips, the
Yellowstone National Park or California Tours
L Ii desired.
n. r SHIELDS,
Agent for Rsymond's Vacation Excursions,
Ill south Ninth ST under Continental Hotei),
PHILADELPHIA. jyS Jtd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-26

AL the Latest ana Most Approved Methods
used whore desired. A previous practical ex.
psrience OF four years enables me 70 Guasantsa
that ths Very Best Possible Service VIII bs Rem
derod at All Times.
The Newtown bee., 1887-11-11
The Fall and Winter campaign!

Has been opened by HENRY N AIRES who has made wig attack the old enemy High Pce and defeated him at points The old fellow could not hold his works against such an augh retired from the field most beaten could make headway and hold his forces command when he saw Ayres selling $2 69 ladies shoe of quality which could not be purchased elsewhere less than $3 0 He became totally discouraged when he Ayres selling footwear for men at prices for such quality of reliable goods When thousands children going school with little feet pretty shoes bought at from b to 20 cent lower than quoted by other dealers he exclaimed I saw and conquered When of the fine custom work Ayres he asked the price, When he told crawed his hole took the hole after him.
 people of Newown and readers of the Bee sire obtain footwear that will do service and money purchases ye There place America where bar gains can be found equal to those offered by
 EERR R- A RES,
 No.z BIsHoR BLoCK.
The Newtown bee., 1887-11-11
BEDDING.

D. Sanford has sold his big steers to John Ferris of Stamford. They were an exceptionally fine pair of cattle.--Wake Bradley will go to Canada in few weeks
 to spend the Winter. He will buy horses, cattle, turkeys, etc, and ship them to par
 ties in Bridgeport and New 1ork.-Thp
 Methodist sociable took place atthe house of William E Duncombe, last week Thurs
 day evening. All present had an enjoy
 able time Work on Christ church has at
 last commenced and will be pushe with yigor. The workmen board at Stephen Sanfords E. J. Shaw of Adams express ! company, Danbury, is enjoying we'll earned vacation with Bedding friends.
 Mark o. Mara. who has had nearly 100
 head of cattle at Wake Bradley's, has nearly sold out. They were good lot
 Henry s. Osborne is grading his cemetery
 lot MT Gregory at the Center attended
 the funeral of his aunt in Wilton, Satur- day.-Charles Gilbert, hearing he report of gun on his premises, Tuesday, started l for the intruder, whom he found to be, a hunter from Black Rock. Charley told
 him to consider himself under arrest, but
 he did not stay arrested worth cent. He
 walked leisureiy oil, after having bagged
 fine bird. Charley will not let the mat
 ter rest. but will try to find out if a land-
 holder in the country has any rights which
 hunter is bound to respect.-W. s. Bas-
 sett is doing nice piece of work for Mrs l l n fl aJ, ,,,fo s room. --Norah Price was home from New
 Milford to attend the Catholic fair. -H Hen
 ny Whitehead is building coal house neal . his store. He does the job himself, being
 something of q carpenter Truman Fave,
 rau and Charles Platt have laid about 5, : rods of heavy double wall for D. Sanfart : which. with 9 rods laid, last Fall by Stey < Benedict and Eph Beers. completes th
 fencing of his Good Ridge land Although
 this land k two miles away and difficul
 of access, its owner has laid out consider
 able money in it's improvement. taking es
 pecial delight in the improved appearanc
 of rough land made smooth and produc, ,e iye.-Frpd Hill joined the lodge, Monda y night. making the Tooth initiated since il Y formation , years ago. During the lon V Winter evenings, John 0. Kesfe will b, aa ,a gnile the passing hours pulling the fri se grant Havana, having drawn box of ( of gars atthe fair. II. S. Shaw is paintir 'te S.4S Osborne's house.--A certain man <. ;s Bedding is 50 fond of sweet potatoes th gre n0 " 2 oA1 '' " 'h1 oa'ie He has ire ready made way with two, though he h nd but three in the family Wake Bradl s'- has an enormous crop of potatoes Of go ',n a1 size, though he did not plant till June on- uia 'ioeia'ssR "i' T the buBs.-ln the Kid He cernrsrry here is grave stone bent
 most in lie shape Of a bow -It seem